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Hit tm WSPATO! biWJUM A*4 t. mm I yUBUMlll» TWKI . A - *Cj. ha*n.»vs. « w n todays -vam&iS;-! ~-~~ * r T SVr». )bslk».. .M _um u mum. >Umi alt «in»»>lnlii»« u TIM OuaaMh. U jSuUMlIttniUli mm «aa M m4»M i*t»«h i»t«e)Ms« su Rssti °i 7?uusruxr m“kj SKgMpS&es* n^nsu •» vH«ip. piMr »t«Sf "• ’****'*"*• »• •■ .. *?j Wf**l *; t.ii.«,, at Dm. It wm "tMt-sha waim. Should H«ad The Call The call ut dr American Red Ctom tor |i,(Xk).000 for relief work among the stricken Japanese «hoold he met and met promptly The fact dal so-Ate lure considered Japan as l<iiig hostile to the United States kitouW not b« cnosMered «|Kn the ©PPOrt-ritv tor rendering aid to a. tcrickcn people is offered Ji has been said that when calamity LefalU any nation, they at onci’iook u. America for help. That is largely dae to (be fact that this great nation I haa ever been ready to tender aid where aid ‘-.as nerdrd The eatastiofhe which has he fall ei» tbc Island empire is perhaps die appeiling ana destructive of modem mu- . The immensity of the calami tv i» to great that it calls tor the aid of all other nations. The olirco* of this blessed nation should hr thankful tor the fact that it ia more aUe to render aid tlctii (a-rhaps any other rut <1* gtuhe. Officials of the local Red Cross chapter would do well to take some action to raise hauls locally for the relief of the unfortunate people who arc in dire c «listless. 'Ilte action of the National H~wl. / *l<tane« of the American Red Cnrt / In crrtdrannmg IKJO.OOO for the hen / efit of the rtricken people is cioi •neodahle. in this connection it might he added that " the greatest mother in the world “ Ik- again proven its worth u> humanity If ■as again proven it* worthiness oi the support of every American dti **■. aatl when the annual roil call Open* this year nut uoc »!mutd hesi tate to enlist aa a member of this great humanitarian organization WMt Djee reohe high aa a well kept and sanitary town, there- f» room for improvement. Realizing that this is true. N. fl. flaws super mtrndrm of streets, ha* asked The , Dispatch to again urge upon the ci/t izeii' of the town the importances t'ncir co-opcT»tzon in keeping the town clean ami sanitary. Many Ao l4e err efisivised to scatter trash ind rublush about the streets and ba{^ kits when garbage cans have been ' p. omdtd for such. Kvey Ditn citizen should be in terested in the town's good took* n> (mull interested dial they would X» the limit in nuking it the uios. •'ni’.zr) town under the sun. A lit tle more thonghrfuJnesj on die part of business men and Other* who are privileged to live -n " Dunn, the lies* town ruder the -uu." would mean much towards the eicaiiliocss of the town. Somebody has said the! cleanliness is neat to godliness, and wr hare never doubled the trtnh of the -tr.trment. Let'* all pull logetln r for a clean er. i.hirh means a healthier. Dunn. Caimf Wr*a| Cm »rt of Birkenhead, vh© r« cerul- imik 10 America tn deliver Iiilmi!* of tooie ufiiiiions of his'n, mrMc.'l the rrnirfc of fufmbr chord v liei in I.U fir,4 public ■ p:*r. It li. ■ mkri.i i-. lycUifv ifie i>!t;ili>ni i»f feriuer-Wr evident Wx.d.'irtC tVifwn llr m llMlbt *1 Ms !oS into th.* !»«liri j f‘>at «.th a iMnerau.** uteri] :laf ii|m« il ij( Am-.ir..i.s I*.ret; . •J |W fa;i ill .1 it*- ttqrdiV .•»» |v.irft -»t*« Vi<Toiif.it» ill ilur Kti rtnrtiei Kiiileniiy hr Mi* nnt Iren -H*ri*r<1 of ih? fact that Oir langur ut Nation* n« n* an h*hc in that cVcrioti. that the loth* v.ww voting for • change amt not tor the pttr* pom ot reintdiathtg the ideal* for •rhlrh Mr, \Vt1vxt lied Anod and 'omM. \t atj rate, he <onn found iltat Ifir B*r of talfc tv cm Id nnt ’’ take " in Annrriea or in Great Britain. the 'itivtry he Mnowl himmdf to be i m nt tenting. The general ehnri* < I 'frafprutil ot hi* rmnrki ton .trmoi u reflecting on Mr. \\1l*m <• m not ranhned m thie fotmrr. but the Tiritivfc ureae " hrif ped <« * Mm •t. no rdM fa*hran Chenrr* are that the earl of KHt* r»'hcad «rNI mem to hi* native hod r a Hein* that hi* we» a great mi*. « 'irn idea, and that Wonrirnv. \Vll- i « o l* vet the mo*t*lov«d American i r.'iem , We here noted the return of M»*i- ! nree front Me eomtgl vara. < tkm. The Imef? I mar i r * near High J SASS • _ to A of. look Jf Ct»iQjQSr JK'v"a .rj*. J iFt,*/. ■ August has gone away and left its beat and humidity with Septem ber. So many unexpected things have happened since Sept. 1, including the appearance of European war Aood» and the greatest earthquake ia ail history, that the coal strike was lost sight of. We wonder if the strike ia really on. --o From the Dearborn Independent «■« learn that there is one town In America that b run oo a strictly c**h basis. That town is Regent, N'ortb Dakota, and while K ia free from indebtedness, it also has (4,000 cash on hand, it ia (aid. And yci we doubt if it is the sort of a town that one would be proud to call liocne. ■ Thanks giving Service Held At Southfield Smitlifield, Sept. 4.— Dr. Herman H. Horne, of New York University, was the principal speaker at Johns ton county's thanksgiving service in the Methodist church here Monday morning at 11 o'clock. This wai the second annual service of the kind held here, the first one being last year when Chas VV. Home, of Clayton, suggested it because of the abundant crops with which Johnston had been Messed. Dr. Horne, a native son of Johns ton, made an inspiring address to a latge audience, and recounted in glowing terms the many gotvd things that Johnston has in the way of nat ural resources, to say nothing of the best people on earth.' Crop conditions and the business outlook are declared to be all that could be desired, and it was a gen uine thanksgiving service. Johns ton is one of the best counties in the State, and continues to forge to the front. Nice. Sept. g—Isaac *. Strsyhon., of Durham, N C, who was Injured when a sight seeing bus fell over n 300-foot precipice near Guillaumes *001 manth, died suddenly here today from the effects of a Mood clot en the brain He underwent n trrphm i*»K operatien tan days ago. Editor Parnell Hurt In Aeroplane Accident Mcbane. Sept. 5.— An Aeroplane piloted by William H. Fillmore, car rjing »» a passenger C S. Parnell, editor of The Mebane Enterprise, fell 200 feet, slightly injuring Par nell ami damaging the plane to the extent of $2,000. The cause of the accident was water in the gasoline. \ reward of $300 las been offered nw parif'sur&ecy^to make a loop for the benefit </spertatou. at the fai W^TdO^n NewP. O. In Sampton County A plan which would result in a direct mail service between Dunn nrt Clinton is being advocated by W. I. Hass, who operate* a bus line between the two towns. His plan is to carry the mails between the iwo towns on tus bus. Another feature of his plan would he the establishment of a postnfficc at a point midway between Dunn and Clinton. Two rural routes - '.tie from Newton Grove and the dher from Salemburg — pass this ■articular point, and Sir. Bass ftg; •ire* that by Iris early delivery of hr mail to the new ooMoffice these •irriers ci.nld render a much quick r: set lice in their patrons. Tin- plan sound* feasible, and no •Inaht would insure a better mail rrrke to a large run? population. • wcfl .1* to the people li\in» in Imtb 'hnnt awl Clinton. B V. P. U. P»w»i ll.iifuv Kir.iit. Serf. 10. 5. f'Mr ffMidi If I» r.l amir Crime'and Ida Alar Pittman 2. Introduction- T.ela Strickland 1 .1. John Deacrilw* Tt-nu* — Kthel 'tan *rm. 4. Jasu* Came into a Lon World — Paul Strickland. 5. J«o» Came to Driest the IJevil — Cftllie Steward. f\ Father and Son and Spirit at Work to Sare the World — Rva MrrWIand 7. Doat—Mmca Pjhcl Luca* and Annie Belle Noel. S. Some Pert men tOnearioov — :.V*a Naylor. U. Three Qum of Chrntien* — Amends Culp. ; **•«*• — Air*. f Hcardfcrtcsleod. j XUPSt or*ww WBXT* «*0I»AT APTUMOON Ihrre were four ectfwc* *rhed d*d fo rthi* year, two of the aun ml two of the moon, and the last f three, an echpe of the Mm. trill ah*- |i*ece on Afondey. Jt la known e e total ocfipae. but kt thie aeetxx. till appear as partial. The path of be total crlmee begins far out hi Ite north Pacific Ocean, enter* vonh America e I San Dtqpo, Cel., Btitf flmadi Mexico and Coif f Mexico end* out in fh* Caribbean ea nea mortham reset of South The eritpae wifi b-fa at shout :41 p. m„ anting at T J? p. m. it it not generally known, but eclipsas of the sun and moon go in pairs, about two weeks apart The one of the moon to mate this one of the sun occurred on the early morning of August 26th! Monday, September 10, also it the day on which the year 5684 ol the Jewish era begins, at sunset. Card of Thanks We wish to express oar thanks to the many friends for the kindness shown us through the lltecas of oui dear father and grandfather. Mrs. Fkmne M. Tart and Family. . i. ■ A Barber, A Banker, And A Circus Spiel “Go to rhe circus?" asked the cashier of the Dank of Fenronvilk as he dropjwri back in the barber's chair for his Saturday afternoon shave. “ Yeah: T went a little while last night after I closed up. Sot nr cir cus t" " Some circus is right," said tins (junker, " and it wai some adver tt.seing stunt we pulled. You saw our hig sign and heard the ring a:a*.,'r ic’l aho;r «w Is- I .. *i>: ! .A V. • : •• 1 • hv*'t lii* q»'i. ,«on. t •1 < •.•ght of ii a^jin if v •• .* t (ten (toned It." “ I‘nctty tritver stunt ^ ■ « u , w*.* the Iwoker* repo. " Yeah; clever (or tin* i,.y..ji.n.i and sign pointer. Wimt did it f“ you?” the barber asked -hn'Vy. The question popj/cd cut so tut expectedly that for mice the bauke tokl the bank's business ami atlntit ted proudly that tile exm-usc had been $112. “ Say you! listen to me,” bawl d the barber, as he swung his lather brush across his patron's face and shut off anything he might have said further. "That guy paid $12 for the sign and got a hundred for shonting three minutes twice a day. He does that sis days a week cause he finds one in every town. In the season he makes more than your bank doe*. Yon call that ad vertising? You got an idea folks at the drcua bring any money to your bank became of a spiel at J three-ring ircus? Nothin’ to it 1 PENDERS VCU-OW FRONT STOttfcl New Potatoes, pound--..3 l-2c Peck.. 53c Extra Fancy Stock Fruit Salad-Royal Scarley<R^\^.41c Hawaiian Pineappk, j*rokcn SlfrceL Age can. 29c Gorton’i FiihRoe 17c Peacbea, Del Monte «£ice<£»X<C 1 can20c Argo Starcl^ S-oz. Packagei . ^ Bacon—Government luu^l2-lb. can_$1.59 Bacon—Aver.'3-lb*, to Ibip, Lb._15c Kingan’e Come^ Bee?Ha*h, 2-lb. can15c Troco Nut ButteA Ljk. ____r_27c Thi* k an exceptionally high grade of feoodo and k -yrfercurjva oj rf!gteBtnlBnyr..><fVr - 12-lb. 24-lb. , 48-lb. »B-lb. ^Wonder Self Kkinl Flour.45c 88c $1.65 $3.25 Falace Patent Flourt.47c 90c $1.70 $3.35 D. P. Cake, pound i_ .. .25c Your choice ci Raisin, Plain or Layer D. P. Coffee, the Wchild's Best drink, ]-lb. seal __ed package _ _ . il_33c In paying more thantthis price for coffee you are throwing your mohey away. This k abso lutely the finest product obtainable Golden Blend Coffee, 1-lb. sealed package_23c Excellent cup quality and worth 30c HMY diseases ORIGINATE— You eav*r k>» It bo rn tllioa* 01 other people it even rati Chiropractic mi nt tablotaUd or displaced a> employed by no, offer* boon to many suffer, re. r. J. M. Mo gar “Ohlroproeter" Offico 4th Floor Fir* Notional MDUai Daaa, N-C — Office Boon: * ?* * “• . Et.Sp.aa Othor Haters by Appoiataaamt - - i FRUIT^ykuiT FRUIT My fcrMfcf It ««1U it. Ymm wOl *m4 M mT pears and U Mi Dm. W M.S.WBBS n*0,l,<* —DUNN. N. C. || 1 They were laughing at clowns or j*etiio»: nervous about the lion*. If btm want to do .vme advertising, you take your % 112 and pay the ed I itor of Tire Hugh $2 a week aa long at the money lasts. Your ads in ‘.he paper will tell all of those peo ple about )-our bank every time they look it over, something differ ent every week, ft won’t go in one car and out of the other." The barber v cs quiet for almost a minute. Tie banker wua quiet loo. He was It.'iking Tb« bar ber had told him something. Then from the barber, rather gently, " Did that fellow deposit Eat Pearce’s the $112 in your hank ? No > Wdl, whenever y«ru pay the editor's hiUa He put* the money riffht back in cir culaiiou here.” " Ra*or hurt' No? I thought yor kinria *c ringed a little.” r — - ' - ■ ■■ You Ought To See »■ Our n«lr line of Fall Softs d Fur* aishi^ia* arriving Alai y The newest modVls and nicies .n pin stripes and other popular shades i:\ tain's and Boys’ suits at prices ranging from 825 to 856. j • \ / We caa ‘ Suit” you W» for.$25.00 F tiII aud complete line Jf new Fall Hats and Shoes ami ihpy've rightly priced; aVc can fit you from head JW'Fpot. J J. Milton Tart v, ^ (The Quality Shop) Dunn, N. C. CONVENIENT for the HOUSEKEEPER 'THE HOUSEKEEPER who koopa a 1 “household bank account’ is seldom troublefHby over-running h6r allowance. Through her check book shyT is able to keep tab on Ijer accounts with - butcher, baker and can \dlesti<jK-maker-and how tamely simpler to pay J them/ all by check. • FIRST NATIONAL PANk" DUNN, N . C . I Three Cents A Week Does I The Family Washing f bis U a vary small a for a lar go family washing, yet if is possible to have the fanuly washing dc the Automatic Electric Wesker for only throe cents worth of electricity. W not value an Electric Washer that conserved your Time, Saved Money, Labor and Eliminated worry—-one that washed clothes without injury, from handkerchief to the largest blanket—every wash day, week after woelfl yeei year. ^ Far a Kmitad tinM wa am placing than* wgaKar* in yanr ham* for only $*j00 **W1 addHian wa aara giving FREE twa larga aiaa galrantnad Wadi T«k Phana a* far a fraa danaanilrallan in yanr Mm. Na charga far doing tka waaMng and na aUigatfa. aHacfcad. Carolina Power & Light Co. I mnn .,;-’'-rrrrrri—J
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